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The Dallas Mavericks' championship also helped crown Dallas/Fort Worth as Sporting News' Best Sports City of 2011.

Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban stopped by the "College GameDay" set to be a guest picker on Saturday's opening week, but apparently that wasn't enough college football talk. Cuban knows business best, and in his blog, he wrote that Big 12 schoo...

Anybody else still in shock the Dallas Mavericks are NBA champs? What happened in West Virginia might be more believable. Now on to some links ... Bill Stewart and West Virginia have had plenty of deja vu recently. West Virginia is ready to mov...

Mavericks owner Mark Cuban creates company to challenge BCS system.

As conference play gets underway in women's college basketball, we're following two big ACC matchups. Plus: the Dirk and Melo watch in the NBA. Should be an awesome Thursday night.

A Saints comeback on "Monday Night Football," a Big East basketball showdown and a missing falcon are just some of the highlights from last night's action.

Snowed in because of Snowpocalypse 2010? No problem. Get your remote control ready, grab some hot chocolate and curl up on the couch for an outstanding Monday night of sports.

Currently tied with UCLA's men's team, which won 88 straight games in the early 1970s, UConn is on the brink of breaking the Division I basketball consecutive wins streak. This game -- and the celebration that will follow it -- are a must-watch tonight.

Mark Cuban acknowledges any attempt to fund a college football playoff would be a "long and difficult and expensive process," but he's committed to examining the idea.

BCS executive director Bill Hancock says he doubts "financial inducements," such as the one Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban is considering, will lead to a major college football playoff.

Mavericks owner Mark Cuban is exploring a way to fund a college football playoff system.

Piling on the controversial call that cost Armando Galarraga a perfect game Wednesday, here are the five most controversial calls in Dallas-Fort Worth sports history.

UTA's next step after moving to WAC should be reinstating football program.